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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
5
Vague OCR fragment references a planned year long effort by Rae George and Hoard to back a public emergency budget. Key entities hint at a government body and annual planning, but details are unreadable.
Mrs Samuel Antrim chairs the decorating committee for Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary event named April Showers. Cochairs include Mrs William Leaby Mrs Irvin Downs Mrs Eugene Davis Mrs Robert Markle and Mrs Maurice Gjertsen. The party is set for next Wednesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home on West Washington Street with Mrs Jack Osman as general chairman.
Dr Norman Bailey of Clymer will speak at the Corry Area Horse and Pony Club meeting with bake sale plans discussed. Leaders Sharon Messenger and Bette Jo Sheehan coordinate summer camp. final plans to be announced May 12. Various local groups meet from Mother Daughter banquet prep to post prom fundraising and Legion auxiliary gatherings, with attendance noted.
Columbus and Corry troop members plan a three week door to door campaign selling Tom Watt kits of household items. Proceeds fund a one week campout at Camp Olmstead in Warren County starting July 2. Canvassers include James Deutschlander Charles Wesoleski Wayne Jaquith David Bemis Michael Sekerak Randy Rose Robert Moore Scott Stevenson and Randy Tressler.
The Corry Area High School foreign exchange student Maris Couto from Portugal will be the speaker at the YMCA regular session set for 8 p m. The event will feature a guest address by Couto followed by discussion and society updates.
Darlene May Shepard and George Henry Towns joined in a 1:30 p m April 8 ceremony at First Methodist Church Corry officiated by Rev Walter Gilliland. The couple hosted a 275 guest reception and will tour Canada for nine days with stops in Meadville Erie Union City Buffalo Johnson City Highland Maine Connecticut Ohio and Florida.
At St Pauls Lutheran Church the Church School held a parent night dinner with over 150 attendees. Glenn Henderson chaired. Rev Elmer Ortner gave Brace. A committee including Mrs Robert Clark Sr and Mrs Clarence Eld organized the event with all teachers assisting.
Miss Joan M Macko daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Macko of Erie and former Corry resident, has been assigned as reservations agent for National Airlines in Washington D C She attended Eries Academy High School and recently graduated from Weaver Airline Personnel School in Kansas City Missouri.
Mrs. William Deutschlanner was installed as president of Epsilon Phi Chapter Tuesday along with a full slate of officers for the coming year. Others installed were Mrs. Fred Jensen vice president Mrs. James Burkhart assistant vice president Mrs. Jane Woodward secretary and Mrs. Harold Bromley treasurer and extension officer Mrs. Fred Scherzer. The meeting was at Mrs. Scherzer home and the program on Art and Thought was led by Mrs. Jensen. The next meeting will be a joint event with Beta Phi Chapter at the Corry Jamestown Corporation Foremen's Club with a guest speaker planned.
The Covenant Circle met at Mrs. Harvey Love land’s home with Mrs. Paul Crowell assisting. Devotions by Mrs. Harold Patterson on Joy in Adversity and a program on Wealth and Want in One World led by Mrs. William Leaby. Business meeting chaired by Mrs. Eugene Davis. rummage sale planned for May 17 and 18. next meeting at Mrs. H Kenyon Leishman’s home. Desert luncheon served.
A one woman's Kener Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at Grange Hall for an all day session with 13 members present. Dinner at noon was provided by the committee. The president, Mrs. Westley Willis, led the business. A mothers and daughters banquet is planned for May 4 with noon dinner. Two visitors attended, Mrs. Frances Wheeler and Mrs. Ruth Henry. Get well cards were signed for four ill members. Frances Wheeler won the special award. The next meeting is May 4 at Grange Hall. Boost Corry.
Cardinal Shehan urged referring the Curran case to the full board of trustees while Archbishop Hallinan in Atlanta supported reinstatement. Other figures including Archbishop Hallinan and Bishop Connolly favored a hearing before any dismissal. Curran says the board refused to renew his contract, with reports of a Chicago vote and a Post cited probe into his teachings. Pittsburgh Junior Chamber names Robert N. Pierce Jr. president.
Scattered reader notes offer kitchen and household tricks from improving pan cleanup to curtain making. Tips cover deglazing scorch, reusing recipes, note cards for scores, child sleep cues, packing for travel with bibs, and simple window cleaning methods.
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